Who Is Toocheetsch? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Toocheetsch (Marvel): Formerly a farmer deep within the Soviet Union, Nikolai was forever changed after the so-called White Event. Gaining the ability to control his body m
Comic book characters: origins, powers, first appearances and key facts.

Toocheetsch (Marvel): Formerly a farmer deep within the Soviet Union, Nikolai was forever changed after the so-called White Event. Gaining the ability to control his body m

Hordak (Mattel): Hordak is the ancient evil leader of the Horde Empire.

Quill (Marvel): An assassin and foe of Justice. His employer Judge Mental provided him with protection against Justice's powers.

Captain Brooklyn (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Judge Mental (Marvel): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Ambrose Wolf (DC Comics): The fifth, cute chubby born child born of Snow White and Bigby Wolf. They named him after Flycatcher.

Playback (Marvel): Playback is a paranormal in Marvel's New Universe title Justice. She uses her postcognition to assist law enforcement agencies.

Richard Faylen (Marvel): After committing statutory rape one fateful night, engineer Richard Faylen was forever bound to Fritz Krotze. His boss scrubbed his record clean, but

Conner Wolf (DC Comics): Conner is the second born of Snow White and Bigby's children.

Fritz Krotze (Marvel): Sole owner of Krotze International and a member of the clandestine Club, Fritz Krotze was an industrial sleaze ball that sold various national secrets

Brick (Marvel): This bizarre thug is a trained killing machine in the C.I.A.'s employ, that has been utilized by Edmund Roth for Project: Spitfire in the past. Though

Steel Hawk (Marvel): Middle-eastern terrorist, mercenary, and all around scum of the earth, this Club thug is known to not only kill people for a living, but he enjoys doi

Jake Travest (Marvel): Though an unrepentant, cold-blooded killer, the mentally imbalanced Jake Travest was assigned to be Jenny Swensen's assistant during her time with Cod

Saxon St.John (Marvel): Saxon St. John was a rather insane genius in the employ of the Club, who had developed an advanced form of cybernetic armor. Of course, since he could

Donny (DC Comics): One of three giants who traveled with the Fables into the Mundane World and was put to sleep. Now magically transformed into one of the Three Little P

Bluestreak (Marvel): The Bluestreak is a mutant gifted with superhuman speed.

Freebooter (Marvel): Protege of Hawkeye and a member of A-Next.

Steel Spider (Marvel): Originally idolizing Doctor Octopus, Ollie Osnick used his intellect to create a pair arms and become his sidekick. After a run in with the villain hi

Mr. Nobody (Marvel): Mr. Nobody is a normal man wearing a high-tech suit that allows him to teleport. He works for the Kingpin of crime.

Big Brain (Marvel): Mr. Fantastic's counterpart on Earth-982 (MC2).

Scully (Company-Licensed): A special agent with the FBI assigned to work with Fox Mulder on the X-Files project.

Mulder (Company-Licensed): Fox Mulder, FBI.

Dawn (Sirius Entertainment): Dawn is a Goddess, a Goddess of both Birth & Rebirth, as well as protectress of witches. Her lover, Cernunnos, is the God of Death, also known as

Therese Sorenson (Creator-Owned): Former employee of Biovoc. She is the geneticist who created the Heartbreakers clones, and whose DNA served as the basis for all of them.

Delia (Creator-Owned): An assassin for the Wallenquist criminal organization. She likes to have sex with her Targets before killing them.

Meathead (DC Comics): A horribly mutated man with a body like processed meat, he acts as an enforcer to the Bludhaven mob

Evil Eye (DC Comics): Wilfred was a tough kid at Bart Allen's school in Manchester

Doiby Dickles (DC Comics): Sidekick to the first Green Lantern, Alan Scott. He later joined Old Justice and was an ally to Young Justice.

Captain Crusader (Dark Horse Comics): An ordinary man who decided to play superhero to get a merchandising deal with a toy company for manufacturing Captain Crusader action figures.

Lance Blastoff (Dark Horse Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Gentleman Ghost (DC Comics): A 19th century ghost with a grudge against Hawkman and Hawkgirl.

Dr. Morlo (DC Comics): Evil scientist and one time enemy of Max Mercury.

Green Cigarette (DC Comics): The Green Cigarette was a failed super villain.

Glory Shredder (DC Comics): A 1940's era vigilante, eugenic, tech operant hero. He's also an ally and pest for Impulse.

Helen Claiborne (DC Comics): Helen Claiborne is the daughter of Max Mercury

Dox (DC Comics): Bart Allen's pet dog.

Eobard Thawne (DC Comics): Eobard Thawne was a brilliant scientist born in the 25th century, where Barry Allen's heroism as the Flash is the stuff of legend. Seeking to emulate

Meloni Thawne (DC Comics): Meloni Thawne is the wife of Don Allen, the son of Barry Allen. She is the mother of Bart Allen and Owen Mercer.

White Lightning (DC Comics): An attention seeking criminal that has had many run-ins with Impulse. White Lightning recruits teenagers into her gang to commit crimes, usually robbe

Julie Pezzini (Top Cow Productions): Julie Pezzini is the younger sister of Witchblade wielder, Sara Pezzini.